education

Immaculata University congratulates the five presidential scholarship recipients: Martin Buckius, Alexa Hyman, Rose Lindsey, Mary Steinbicker, and Grace Wright.

Robert Sokolowski ’12 Ed.D. is a lifelong educator. Now, as a superintendent, he is the person people go to for information or if they have a problem.

Jessica spoke with students about how the pandemic affected them, and used this information to support her dissertation for the Ed.D. in education leadership.

Dr. Karen Miscavage always wanted to be a teacher, but she found her true calling in special education where she formed special bonds with her students.

Immaculata’s education alumni have gone on to become elementary and secondary school teachers, principals and superintendents across the country.

All her experiences, with her children and her education at Immaculata, have given her the sense of purpose and the skills to be an excellent teacher.

The students in Dr. Doyle’s class learned different ways parents can engage with their children while reading—the fun stuff!

Christina’s studies at IU coincided with her decision to partner with another teacher to write a new fifth grade math curriculum.